29-250 C.M.R. ch. 170, § 11 - SAFETY
1. Except as provided in Appendix A, Maine
axle weight limits, axle group limits, commodity allowances, maximum dimensions
and all other commercial vehicle limits and requirements established in Title
29-A M.R.S.A. apply, except that the B-train double overall length limit may
not exceed 82.02 feet (25 meters); and the 7-axle truck tractor and four
axle-semitrailer may not exceed 53.15 feet (16.2 meters). The gross weight
limits established in Section 10 are the absolute limits, and may not be
exceeded.
2. The manufacturer's
ratings for gross vehicle weight, axle capacity, brake systems and other
components for which a manufacturer's rating is available may not be
exceeded.
3. In order to be
eligible for permits, the motor carrier must not be prioritized for an FMCSA
safety intervention or have an unsatisfactory FMCSA safety rating, in that they
must not have:
A. a CSA Behavior Analysis and
Safety Improvement Category (BASIC) that exceeds the FMCSA intervention
threshold based upon roadside data; or
B. one or more citations for a serious
violation within the past 12 months during an investigation; or
C. a "Marginal" or "Unfit" Safety Fitness
Determination.
Notes
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